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Minefield · about 10 minutes
Claim Sweeper
Eight face-down AI answers, four checks and three lives: clear the board without using an answer you should have checked.
How to play
- Each tile hides a real recorded AI answer. Its face shows only the kind of request: that's your clue.
- Opening a tile is always safe. Read the answer, choose Use it, Check it or Leave it out, then lock it in.
- Use it is the right call for answers built from text you supplied (rung 1) and for explanations of a well-established idea (rung 2).
- Check it is the right call for facts, numbers, dates and names (rung 3) and for references (rung 4). You have 4 checks, one for each answer that needs one.
- Leave it out is the right call for anything about a document you never gave it, about your own organisation, or about events after its training (rung 5).
- Using a rung 3 to 5 answer without a check costs a life, even if it turns out right, because you couldn't have known. If it was wrong, that's a boom. You have 3 lives.
The trust ladder: each rung and how to check it
- Rung 1 · Rewording or summarising text you supplied · High trust. How to check: Skim for dropped, added or changed claims.
- Rung 2 · Explaining a well-established concept · Medium-high trust. How to check: Cross-check one claim you can verify; watch for oversimplification.
- Rung 3 · Facts, numbers, dates, rules and doses · Low trust. How to check: Open a primary source for every one you will use.
- Rung 4 · Citations, quotations and links · Very low trust. How to check: Assume invented until you open the source and find the words, and the point it is cited for, on the page. That it exists is not enough.
- Rung 5 · Recent events, or anything about you · Near zero trust. How to check: Provide the material yourself, or don't ask.
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